The Pulsefire LRT is a compact and lightweight handheld flamethrower, weighing only 6 pounds when empty. It is designed for ease of use, featuring a simple button press to project a flame up to 25 feet. Constructed primarily from aluminum, it offers durability and portability. The device includes a safety feature that disables the trigger when the battery voltage is low, indicating the need for a recharge or battery replacement. The battery compartment is easily accessible with a thumbscrew, allowing for quick battery changes. The Pulsefire LRT comes with a fan-type nozzle that limits the flame length to under ten feet to comply with California regulations. This nozzle can be swapped for alternative designs if authorized by the state fire marshal or if used outside California. The flamethrower is versatile, suitable for applications such as bonfires, snow and ice removal, weed control, insect hive management, agriculture, pyrotechnics, forestry, and film and TV production. The package includes a battery, charger, and user manual.

High-frequency electric spark ignition
Default nozzle with a 0.072 inches solid stream
Typical reach - 25 ft or more
Fuel capacity - 0.35 gal
Compatible fuel - gasoline and gasoline-diesel mixture
3-cell rechargeable lithium battery with a capacity of 2200 mAh

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